According to the ARRL Circulation Desk: Any Day Now.
Would Mr KW9KW care to enlighten us as to why? I would think if he
could operate WPX then everything would have been taken care of.
I was spoiled for a while when Mr AA5B was editor and the issues showed
up not only on time but early. Oh, well.
73, Bob <AA0CY@contesting.com>
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From: Henry A Pollock[SMTP:henrypol2@juno.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 1997 5:41 PM
To: cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: [CQ-Contest] May/June CQ Contest arrives; still no NCJ!
Stopped by the PO box on the way to work this morning and found the
latest issue of CQ Contest.
Front cover photo of the unusual IR4T contest team tower. More details
are in an article inside.
Feature articles: 96 WPX CW Contest - Results of the 3 New Categories;
June VHF Contest - Past Performances and Future Opportunities; 96 CQ WW
DX SSB Contest High Claimed Scores
Regular departments: Antennas for Contesting - A Lightweight DX Antenna
for the Low Bands; SWL World News - 96 SWL Challenge Results; In The
Beginning - features K4HQ; Operating Techniques - A Band Plan; Monthly
Collectible - High Score Records of the June ARRL VHF Contest; VHF
Contest Forum - Fly Me to the Moon (Moonbounce info); Continental
Countdown - The IR4T Story (the "Mushroom" tower), Working the 96 CQWW
CW in the Philippines, Where is South Pole Station? (interesting zone
map of the KC4AAA station and its location in relation to the
convergence point of 7 zones); and A Conversation With PA3DZN (D25L).
73 and good reading,
Henry Pollock - WB4HFL
Raleigh, NC
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